There’s grace in the retro furniture and the casual way it’s thrown together in this airy Cantonese teahouse (c 1963). Take a booth by the windows overlooking the Red Market, where the teahouse buys its produce every day. There’s no English menu; just point and take. Lung Wah also sells a fine array of Chinese teas.
Lung Wah Tea House
Macau
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